emery is over here in georgia. for a y get together weekend and honest to god, it describe enderness i between soldiers, here it is, here it is right in front. see this? >> yes. >> you were there? >> yeah, yeah, yes. it was the most heart breaking, imaginable. kend >> explain that. a hotel mery stayed in or motel. >> schuman who was incapable of to his family in any kind of tender way would go knock on the door, and realize emery needed help on, getting ace dressed. just the way they behaved toward each other. see.s quite something to >> but it was -- sergeant this.an's wife watched and what was her reaction. >> capable of this and capable of me. it's just -- it's a three dimensional -- it's so many going on in moves any interaction. a know what it was like in way? there was a point reporting the realize all at you of the levels of mistrust and interpretation going on. this stance, here goes convoy of soldiers out to a neighborhood. they see a kid waving. you're supposed to do. make friends. the kid see? they're se

emery stayed in a motel. >> yeah. schumann was sometimes incapable of saying a word to his family in any kind of tender way. he would walk over, knocked on the door, realize he needed help getting dressed, putting a brace on. the way they were toward each other, it was quite something to see. >> schumann's wife sees this and is thinking -- >> he is capable of this? why isn't he capable of this with me? it is like three-dimensional chess. there are so many moves going on. there was a heart of the first book where you realized all the levels of mistrust going on. for instance, here goes this convoy of soldiers out into a neighborhood and they see a kid waiting. this is what you're supposed to do, make friends with the populace. what is the kid seeing? the kid is seeing, here comes the americans. the americans are in this armored humvee behind the thick window, no skin showing because they are so protected from bomb blasts. the hand is just a glove. that is what the kid sees. what the soldiers are seeing is a waving kid.

. >> two years ago, emery county was -- look emery county was perplexed over reports of rats. down, the complaints are but county workers are clueless as to why. motgomery county reporter kevin lewis sifts through the numbers. >> things are better now in kensington. remembers june 2010, a month where norwegian rats like this one invaded her neighborhood. >> what was your reaction? >> they stank. >> new data showed a promising trend. nearly 1700unty had rack complaints, dropping to just 167 last year, a 90% drop. the council vice president george leventhal applauded the news. >> i don't have any answers for you. no idea what has has changed. >> we have no reason why they are down, but they are down. >> annual take that? >> as of now, yes, because it appears we're doing something correctly. >> county employees tell people to avoid planting certain fruit trees, tossing fruit into compost piles, and using birdseed, cutting off the rats food source. advice this street puts to use. >> we have nice homes and we take care of them and we don't have rats. >> rat control is a homeowners

is insisting this is a mission, and a military mission, to protect its own citizens, staff and ray emery. hat is why there are more u.s. troops going towards south sudan as we speak. 150 marines moving toward a permanent military base in djibouti. they are told it is to protect u.s. personnel and citizens. not to get involved militarily in the conflict but just to protect those on the ground right now. >> thank you for bringing us up to date there. moving on, there have been protests against the french military presence in the central african republic, protests on the ground. muslims are accusing france of taking sides with christians, calling the preference president a criminal. it has become a conflict along sectarian lines. >> they call the french president criminal and demanded french troops leave their country. hundreds of demonstrators say the french are partial. the say they are putting muslims at risk. >> the operation has turned into bloodshed. why? because while they are disarming ex-members, they are taking the population along with them to the christian militants, allowing th

just in december, a professor of neurology at emery university won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinson's disease. and this goes straight to the treatment of the disease. >> very exciting developments on the science front. james? >> my hit is to the earth and the sun, who have conspired to once again blow up the predictions of those promoting the global warming thesis. these two -- the earth and the sun have just refused to show a warming trend over the last 15 years in earth surface temperatures. so i think, you know, the amount of suffering that's been avoided by avoiding all of the regulations that they wanted to impose is quite significant. >> all right. you guys shut me out here so i'll have to be silent on this one. we have to take one more back. when we come back, our misses of the year. i won't miss that one. and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? becausonly the sleep number bed off

ay emery's around -- embassy's around the world employ local workers. how did yours philly about mandela? >> they all called him tata. he is the father of the nation, their personal father. one of my staff told me that nelson mandela stayed in prison for 27 years for me. i can survive anything for 27 years to give back to him. he is the spirit that guided the nation and set it off on to the grand journey that it has. but he also smartly stepped down from power, realized it was not to be about him, but he wanted to build a nation that would survive past him. that is why i think south africa will continue to grow and prosper even without him and continue to be inspired by his example. >> i want to thank you very much for joining us, former ambassador to south africa, don gips, joining us from washington, d.c. former president of south africa, nelson mandela has died at the age of 95. this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we look at the technology and media comp

if emery county police say a teacher accused of sexy assaulting a 15-year-old student with autism hasled to hong kong to avoid prosecution. investigators say 25-year-old yee tak sharon kui and the boy engaged in sex at his silver spring home last month while his parents were at church. kui taught at the frost school in wheaton. >> a miss in arlington after a series of water main breaks. the latest happened overnight. crews are laming old infrastructure and changing temperatures. >> a d.c. police officer charged with production of child photography after detectives say he took naked pictures of a 15- year-old girl. officer mark washington, a seven-year veteran of the force, appeared in court today. washington put -- took the pictures while conducting an investigation into a missing persons report, officials said. should -- police are concerned there might be other victims. alan gross's supporters gathered. while helpingsted hring access to cuba's jewis community. >> funeral services were held for the pastor killed in a church fire in ocean city. he died last month after a fire broke ou

. >> get a pencil and shave it with an emery board and sprinkle and sprinkle like you're dusting themow. >> how much is each worth? >> each is worth a dollar. the blue ones worth 50 cents. >> since inmates are not allowed access to cash, they have another way to pay gambling debts. the losers must purchase snacks or other items from the jail canteen for the winners. they pay for canteen through debit accounts that friends or relatives on the outside deposit money into. but a losing hand can bring serious consequences. >> if i'm gambling and i don't have any way to pay it back, the consequences could mean your safety, could mean a few teeth, could mean your life. >> what got me here was a very bad gambling compulsion. it started in 2005. it got progressively worse and worse and worse. >> joe watson's gambling cost him everything. >> i wanted to be the person that could take care of everything, and when i couldn't take care of things at a job that i loved and that i was good at, when i couldn't even meet deadlines for that i figured i would supplement it by going to the casino and it di

here to talk more is a professor of religion and theology at emery university and ordained minister as. thank you so much for being here, first of all. we have so many memorable moments, i think, that really when you talk about rattling the catholic church. what moment has impacted you the most? >> well, there's so many. he's had a great year, right? there's two moments that have gone viral when i think of pope francis. the first is when the little boy interrupted his talk, came up on stage, hugged his leg and sat in his chair. the other one is when he hugged that horribly disfigured man. in both of those, you know, both of those moments, the pope was acting very much like jesus when he said let the children come to him or when he touched and healed a man with skin disease. in catholic talk, the pope is representative of jesus christ. those two moments are extremely memorable. >> there's a lot of talk about what he's doing and the change he's bringing. do you see this as more just style or substance? >> you know, "time" magazine recently said the pope changed the music at the vatican,

and when i need more lead, just press it up like that and then we use emery boards to sharpen it up.kes it nice and longer, a better grip. there's your pencil. >> you have to soak pencils in water in order to do your legal briefs and you're going up against a prosecutor who's got probably six pcs in his office? >> yeah, and -- >> does seem like a slight disadvantage. >> it's a little bit of a disadvantage, but, you know, when i win, i will have a hard-earned victory. i hope. >> watson's pencil defense did have some success. his prosecutor wanted 25 years. he was eventually sentenced to 12, but with good behavior and time served, he will be eligible for release in 7 1/2 years. >>> coming up, one of the most colorful inmates at maricopa. >> this is one of my daughter. the reason why i'm in here. >>> and later, one of the most feared. >> she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out for a better word. >> rest assured, if somebody killed a [ bleep ], they had a reason to [ bleep ] do it. you need to be looking at the dead [ bleep ], not the mother [ bleep ] who killed her. yeah. a